Need to talk to an Intel Arria 10 SX SoC Development Kit, preferably via USB

[Ninja-trainee]

Our company plans to use an Intel Arria 10 SX SoC development kit, preferably running FreeRTOS.  We'd like to use LabVIEW to have our host computer communicate with this device through USB if at .  Can we do this, and if so, what would we have to do?

[ZYOng]

If you are trying to develop and deploy your program using LabVIEW like NI myRIO, cRIO etc, it is not possible.

If you just want to communicate with the SoC board, its USB port can be enumerated as serial or port, you can use NI-VISA for serial communication or LabVIEW TCP/IP or HTTP API for ethernet communication. However, you would need to develop and deploy a serial or web server on the SoC, otherwise the SoC board won't know how to process the incoming request.

[Ninja-trainee]

Thank you, ZYOng.  By "serial server," I assume you mean a task that handles the messages arriving via USB, right?

This might not be the best place to ask, but does anyone know if any suitable (and perhaps customizable) FreeRTOS libraries would be available for the Arria 10?